She’iiná Yázhí*
April 4, 2018As earth began to shed the snowy clouds of death and slumber, as darkness ebbed within the solstice, you slept in my dark womb,
As earth began to shed the snowy clouds of death and slumber, as darkness ebbed within the solstice, you slept in my dark womb,
Entering St. John Population 1440 Leaving St. John Visit Us Again! Two sides of the same sign. Space contracts. Space is time, time, the sign. I am not elect, but feel the shortening of […]
for Shelley Turley When trouble—an earthquake, a heart— Comes to town, breaking dams, Leveling shops, clubs
[…] Kane’s diary, were generally pleasant and intelligent. A few even dressed in modern fashions and spoke cultivated English. They expressed themselves clearly and sometimes eloquently regarding their faith, but continual toil and hardship kept […]
This award-winning book by Professor Leo Lyman of Victor Valley College is the product of many years of research and writing. He takes the reader through diaries, letters, records kept by church clerks, newspaper […]
Shirley is the punch line who holds the joke while we wait like pieces on a game board in the line that wanders from the classrooms, through the halls,
One hour of a particular day, like a sudden flu it descends upon you the first time. You could not have known.
Recent years have seen a revival of interest in the Dead Sea Scrolls (DSS) among Latter-day Saints, prompted in part by the appointment of several BYU faculty (Donald W. Parry, David R. Seely, Dana […]
Mary Clyde’s short story collection, Survival Rates, won the Flannery O’Conner award for short fiction last year. Two other Mormon story writers in the past six years have achieved the same honor: Paul Rawlins, […]
Past Through iron gates shine Bronze doors never opened—Holiness to the Lord. Sun, moon, and stars live in granite, Carved by dead ancestors